The Study of Network Community Capacity to be a Subject: Digital Discursive Footprints
| Autor: | Taisiya A Grebenschikova, Tina A. Kubrak, Anatoly N. Voronin, Timofey A. Nestik, Natalya D. Pavlova |
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| Jazyk: | angličtina |
| Rok vydání: | 2019 |
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media_common.quotation_subject
lcsh:BF1-990 Subject (philosophy) Identity (social science) 050801 communication & media studies 050109 social psychology Development Article Social group social_psychology Behavioral Neuroscience 0508 media and communications Consistency (negotiation) Genetics subjectness 0501 psychology and cognitive sciences group reflexivity General Psychology Ecology Evolution Behavior and Systematics media_common digital footprints Structure (mathematical logic) 05 social sciences Interdependence Identification (information) lcsh:Psychology discourse Construct (philosophy) Psychology network community Cognitive psychology |
| Zdroj: | Behavioral Sciences, Vol 9, Iss 12, p 119 (2019) Behavioral Sciences Volume 9 Issue 12 |
| DOI: | 10.0369/v1 |
| Popis: | The article is devoted to the assessment of the network community as a collective subject, as a group of interconnected and interdependent persons performing joint activities. According to the main research hypothesis, various forms of group subjectness, which determine its readiness for joint activities, are manifested in the discourse of the network community. Discourse constitutes a network community, mediates the interaction of its participants, represents ideas about the world, values, relationships, attitudes, sets patterns of behavior. A procedure is proposed for identifying discernible traces of the subjectness of a network community at various levels (lexical, semantic, content-analytical scales, etc.). The subjective structure of the network community is described based on experts&rsquo implicit representations. The revealed components of the subjectness of network communities are compared with the characteristics of the subjectness of offline social groups. It is shown that the structure of the subjectness of network communities for some components is similar to the structure of the characteristics of the subjectness of offline social groups: the discourse of the network community represents a discussion of joint activities, group norms, and values, problems of civic identity. The specificity of network communities&rsquo subjectness is revealed, which is manifested in the positive support of communication within the community, the identification and support of distinction between &ldquo us&rdquo and &ldquo them&rdquo Two models of the relationship between discursive features and the construct &ldquo subjectness&rdquo are compared: additive-cumulative and additive. The equivalence of models is established based on the discriminativeness and the level of consistency with expert evaluation by external criteria. |
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